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Built by someone who has engineered advanced systems and operated them in demanding environments. We know what these machines can and can't do.
The FJD Titan is the large-area unit of the FJ Dynamics range: a 730 mm three-disc deck, 18,000 m² per charge and up to 108,000 m² per 72 hours on its auto-charging station. Dual-RTK, LiDAR and vision guidance, rated for 0–55°C, supplied and serviced from Perth.
The machine, the three-disc cutting deck, the auto-charging station and the sensor stack that steers it.
The Titan is the large-area unit in the FJ Dynamics landscaping range: three cutting discs across a 730 mm deck, each carrying six pivoting blades, cutting anywhere from 10 to 100 mm at up to 3.6 km/h. Point it at a contiguous stretch of turf, an oval, a precinct lawn, a fairway network or a village green, and it mows the whole thing on a schedule, the same lines every time, without an operator.
The numbers are the argument. One charge covers 18,000 m², roughly a full AFL oval, across an eight-hour runtime; that works out to about 2,250 m²/h. With the auto-return charging station it recharges in 120 minutes and goes again, which is how FJD rates it at 36,000 m² per 24 hours and 108,000 m² per 72 hours. A contractor cuts a site like that once a week. The Titan holds it at a daily standard.
Guidance is the fullest sensor stack of FJD's disc mowers: dual-RTK GNSS for positioning, LiDAR and vision for obstacles, and virtual boundaries drawn in software, so there is no perimeter wire to bury or break. An FJD RTK base station ships with the unit. Zones, no-go areas, schedules and cut records live in the GreenMaster fleet platform, the same managed-dashboard model we run across our cleaning fleet.
It is built for outdoor duty: 122 kg, IP64 sealing against dust and splash, an operating range of 0–55°C, and GPS tracking with an anti-theft module on board. The 10–100 mm height range means the same machine holds presentation lawn at 25 mm and rough at 80 mm without a hardware change.
The Titan runs from the GreenMaster fleet platform: zones and schedules in, coverage and cut records out.
The site is mapped once, then zones, no-go areas and schedules are drawn in GreenMaster and dispatched to the mower.
Live status, progress and cut records on desktop or phone, across one Titan or a mixed fleet of mowers and markers.
Big, open, contiguous turf is the Titan's home ground. If the mowing bill is measured in hectares, this is the unit we scope first.
Village ovals, common greens and verge networks in the Pilbara and Goldfields, held daily without a FIFO grounds roster. The 55°C rating is the enabler.
Premier parks, civic precincts and sports reserves where a daily cut lifts presentation without growing the outdoor crew.
Fairways and roughs on an overnight cycle. Pairs with GolfMind course mapping, and with the RCM01 reel mower where fairway striping matters.
Multi-oval precincts and stadium surrounds: 108,000 m² per 72 hours is several venues from one machine.
Campus ovals and playing fields cut outside school hours, with no operator on the grounds and cut records for the facilities office.
Estates, wineries and turf operations where consistent height and straight lines are the product itself.
Site survey, one-off RTK map, then it runs itself. Your grounds team sets the standard and the dashboard proves it.
Our engineer surveys the site: slopes measured, tree cover and RTK signal mapped, base station sited, zones and schedules agreed. One day on site for most grounds.
The Titan follows its planned lines with the deck set between 10 and 100 mm, steering around people and obstacles with LiDAR and vision.
At low battery it returns to the station, recharges in 120 minutes and resumes where it stopped. No one plugs anything in.
GreenMaster logs coverage, timing and faults. You see the cut records; we watch the health of the machine.
OEM figures as published by FJ Dynamics; headline numbers up top, full datasheet collapsed below. We confirm site-specific performance during the survey.
Heat is the spec that separates the Titan from everything else in the range. FJ Dynamics rates it for operation from 0 to 55°C; every other mower in the FJD landscaping line stops at 45°C. For Pilbara and Goldfields mining villages, where grounds work is otherwise a FIFO labour line, that rating is the difference between a robot that mows through February and one that waits for autumn.
The honest counterpoint is slope. The Titan's 20° working limit covers the vast majority of ovals, precinct lawns and fairways, but steep batters and drainage banks are FRX territory (rated 25°). We measure both during the site survey and will specify a mixed fleet where it makes sense: Titan for the flats, FRX for the banks, one GreenMaster dashboard over both.
RTK guidance wants open sky. Big open turf is the ideal case, and it is exactly what the Titan is for; where tree canopy or buildings shadow the signal, the on-board LiDAR and vision help, but we map coverage properly at the survey rather than promising blanket performance. If part of a site is a poor fit, we say so before anything is quoted.
As far as we can find, no Australian dealer currently stocks the Titan, so a WA deployment would be among the first in the country. We supply and service FJ Dynamics robots across WA from Perth (Fiction Labs Pty Ltd, trading as Perth Robots): local engineers, local mapping, spares on the ground, same-day metro response. FJD backs the hardware with a 24-month main-unit warranty and lifetime free software updates.
No offshore tickets. Perth-based engineers handle survey, deployment, training, mapping changes and incident response.
One-day site survey, RTK base-station siting, zone and schedule setup. We hand over a running system, not a crate.
On-site session for grounds staff and facility managers: dashboard, blade checks, fault response, escalation flow.
Perth metro: same-day on-site. Regional WA: next business day. Cloud-resolvable issues: under an hour.
Outright purchase with a Care Plan, 2–4 year lease-to-own, or Robotics-as-a-Service: fixed monthly fee, all-inclusive, quoted per site assessment.
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Built by someone who has engineered advanced systems and operated them in demanding environments. We know what these machines can and can't do.
We deploy and service every unit ourselves across WA. If a robot's down at 2am on a mine site, that's on us, in the same time zone.
We recommend the right robot for your site, not the only one we carry.
RaaS is a flat monthly subscription, not a capital gamble. The risk sits with us, and you run the robot as often as you need.
Send us your grounds brief and we'll come back inside one business day with an indicative quote, a recommended fleet and a survey date.
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